Daily Racing Form: n. Friday, September 25, 1896

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VOL. II. NO. 157.

CHICAGO, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1896.

PRICE, 5 CTS

BROOKLYN FORM CHART.

GR.WESEND, N. Y., September 24 —Eleventh Day. Brooklyn Jockey Club. Fall Meeting.
Weather clear ; track fast.

Presiding Judge, Col. R. W. Simmons. Starter, Thomas Flynn.

FIRST RACE— 3-4 Mile. All Ages. Allowances.

High Weight Handicap,

Ind. Horses.

Wt. St.

k k k Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Op

(1

PI

3865 AGITATOR

129 5

2ik23 Ik D O’Leary

D. Sloan

2k

4

8-5

39>6 HARRINGTON

126 4

12 Iik2ik2»k Doggett

W. Donahue

2

3

1

3863 TRAGEDIAN

111 3

3k 3ik3^ 35 H. Lewis

J. E. Seagram

4

3k

6-5

3862 PREMIER

113 1

52 5k 52 42 Simms

J. A. McLaughlin

8

10

4

3865 FERRIER

140 2

41 41 41 51 Taral

W. S. Hobart

5

6

2

2462 FLORETTA IV

114 Withdrawn. Griffin

Blemton Stable

5

6

2

Time, 25*4. SOfi, 1 :03, 1 :16k.

Winner— (/h. c, 4, by Exile— Athlene.

Start fair. Won handily. Agitator, off badly, ran a great race. Harrington guit like a cur
or he would have won. Floretta IV threw Griffin at the post and ran away two miles. She was
withdrawn.

Scratched— Brandywine, 133 ; Strathrol, 124; The Swain, 122; Declare, 119.

3932

SECOND RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.

Ind. Horses.

Wt. St. k

k

k

Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Op

Cl

PI

37.57 HOWARD MANN

95 3

22

22

IH

ik Dk Hewittt

Wainscott Stable

2

9-5

3-5

3864 SAPELO

95 5

5

4

4

4 2« O’Leary

R. K. Hunter

8

10

4

3759 buckwa

112 1

IH

1"

2ik3k 32 Clayton

Cambridge Stable

2

8-5

3-5

3757 KINGSTON

95 4

6

6

5

5 4 Nutt

C. J. Kelly

12

15

6

3551 DOGGETT

108k2

3k 31

31

21 k5 Doggett

R. Doggett

8

10

4

3862 INGOMAR

102 6

4

5

6

6 6 D. Davis

Kentucky Stable

3

3k

6-5

Time, 26k, 52k, 1 :19k, 1 :44k, 1 :50.

W’inner— B. c. 3, by Duke of Montrose— Sea Mew.

Start good. Won handily; second driving. Mann ran an honest race. So did Sapelo. Buckwa
tired last sixteenth. Sapelo bore in on Doggett in stretch, compelling him to pull up. Ingomar
never showed a bit of speed.

Scratched— Marshall. 115.

3933

THIRD RACE — 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward Selling. Speculation Stakes.

Ind. Horses.

Wt. St. k H k Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Op Cl PJ

(37I9)HAKRY HEED
3820 URANIA
3757 GLENMOYNE
3864 DAMIEN
3862 ARAPAHOE
3864 LONG BEACH

2k 4 31*42^ iy» Simms

11 11 1*4 Ik 21k Powers
4k 2 h 2ik3ik33 Hewitt
5 h 5 h 5»k 5k 41k O’Leary
31 3k 4 k 41 52 Hirsch
6 6 6 6 6 Coyle

Time, 25k, 51k, 1 :16k, 1 :42.
Winner — Br. g. 5, by Himyar — Violet.

M. F. Dwyer
Kendall Stable
Brown & Rogers
P. Dunne
Santa Anita Stbl
P. J. Dwyer

Start straggling. Won driving. Reed came strong and passed Urania and Glenmoyne at the
end very handily. The rest were outpaced from the start.

3934

FOURTH RACE— 5-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Allowances.

Ind. Horses.

Wt.

St. S

k k

Str.Fin.

Jockeys

Owners

Op

Cl

PI

3178 CHALLENGER

118

4

4k 41

4iklik Taral

Stockwell Stable

4

4

8-5

3861 PASSOVER

108

3

2k 21

2k 2k

Simms

P. J. Dwyer

6

4

8-5

(366l)^FRIENDSHIP

105

1

Ik Ik Ik 3 k

Doggett

W. J. O’Brien

10

6

2

3861 DISTINCTION

105

6

31 3k 3» 4k

Clayton

Brookdale Stable

2k

2

4-5

3904 ROSS 0

105

2

5k 51

52 52

A. Barrett

F. L. Parker

4

6

2

(366:DPR1N. FLAVIA

115

7

6 7

6 6

H. Lewis

J. E. Seagram

5

6

2

3756 BUDDHA

108

8

8 8

7 7

Littlefield

R. W. Walden

20

30

10

3756 ABSENTEE

108

5

7 6

8 8

J. Hill

W. S, Hobart

20

30

10

Time, 12k, 25, 37k, 50k, 1 :03.
Winner— Br. c, by Martenhurst— Wanda III.

Start fair. Won driving. Distinction was a false favorite,
ran good races. Ross O had trouble soon after the start. He
speed and should win soon. Friendship weakened in the final
her form.

Scratched- Emily Henderson, 105.

Challenger and Passover both
is a very unlucky colt, but has
brush. Flavia did not run up to

3935

FIFTH RACE— 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.

Ind. Horses.

Wt.

St.

k k k Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Op

Cl

PI

3866 WOODVINE

103

1

41 31 2Vi 11

Hewitt

Blemton Stable

6-5

7-5

1-2

3866 DECLARE

112

8

8 6k 51 2«

Simms

P. J. Dwyer

6

10

4

3866 ARTK'LE

107 k

3

3ik4k 3k 33

Doggett

Erie Stable

10

20

8

3718 JACK OF SPADES 112

5

2k G Ik 41

D. Davis

Kentucky Stable

3

4

8-5

3866 TITMOUSE

98

6

5k 51 61 52

A. Barrett

Stockwell Stable

6

8

3

3866 WALTZER

112

4

Ik 2k 41 6

J. Hill

D. Gideon

6

7

2

GO, .DEN BADGE

109

9

10 9 8 7

H. Lewis

J. E. Seagram

3

4

8-5

3754 FL. HUBBARD

103

2

6 7 7 8

Powers

R. Bradley

20

30

10

2871 VENEi'IA II

103

7

7 8 9 9

Wapshire

W. C. Daly

30

40

12

3284 WHIPCORD

98 10

9 10 10 10

Hirsch

0. H. Payne

30

40

12

3866 LAURELTON 98 11 11 11 11 11

Time, 25k, 50k,

Winner— Ch. f, 3, by Magnetizer— Woodbine.

Lamley
1:02k, l:i6k.

Bryn Mawr Stbl

30

40

15

Start fair. Won easily. Declare ran a great race. With a good start he would have won.
Golden Badge is a bit short. Watch him. Waltzer quit to nothing,

3936

SIXTH RACR— 5 1-2 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Selling.

Ind. Horses.

Wt. St. k

k

k

Str.Fin.

Jockeys

Owners

Op

Cl

PI

3758 CHIC

97 2

Gklk

Ik

1 *

Waller

Mrs.C.LiittletiedJr 2

9-5

7-10

:486l SCARF PIN

105 6

32

32

21

22

Clayton

R. T. Puryear

2

8-5

3-5

3863 BREAK O’DAY

102 4

5k 41

32

31k J. Hill

A. J. Joyner

6

10

4

3756 TRAYANT

102 3

6

7

5k 41

Barrett

F. L. Parker

20

30

10

37.56 DR JIM

102 7

7

6

7

52

Powers

W. H. Karrick

7

8

3

3861 DYE

107 8

8

8

8

6

Ryers

K. M. Murray

10

12

5

3717 IROQUOISE

102 5

2h

2»K

41

7

Hewitt

Perry Belmont

8

10

4

3721 FLORIAN

102 1

41

5k 6

8

Keefe

W. C. Daly

20

30

10

Time, 25k, 50k, 1:03,

W'inner — B. f, by Midlothian— Louise.

Start good. Won in a gallop. Chic was well ridden and was much the best. Trayant was
messed around or might have been closer up. Iroquoise had some speed.

Scratched— Passover, 107 ; Tragedian, 107 ; Mohawk Prince, 102.

ST. LOUIS FORM CHART.

ST. LOUIS, MO., September 24. — One Hundred and Nineteenth day. Fair Grounds Association
Meeting. Weather clear; track fast.

Judges, J. A. Murphy and Jos. J. Burke. Starter. C. C. Chinn.

3943 FIRST RACE — 7 I -?4 Furlongs. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses.

Wt.

St. k k k

Str.Fin

. Jockeys

Owners

Op

(^1

PI

3856 BRAVO '

93

3

35 3 nk 2 h

Ik D

Combs

C. Weatherford

3k

4k

8-5

38 6 HESSEN

102

8

2k 21 35

25 24

Slaughter

Branch Stable

3-2 11-10 2-5

3856 VICTORESS

93

9

5kk 5k 5k 35 32

Wilhite

(’Umax Stable

5

4

8-5

3856 METAIRE

103

5

43 410 42

5h 4kk

Hinkey

C. B. Campbell

12

15

6

3800 FRONTENAC

99 10

6k 6 kk 64

6k 51

O’Brien

Alex. Shields

20

12

5

3806 BUSTUP

99

2

Ik I*** 1«

41 62

Reidy

Brazos River Stbl 10

12

5

3806 BIG FELLOW

93

1

81 9« 74

71 7

Gilmore

J. Hughes

20

30

10

3745 LIZZIE MACK

93 12

13 84 104

10 8

Dolan

E. Brown

30

40

15

3800 BONNIE DUNDEE 106

6

10 11 92

9 9

L. Smith

L. Kavanaugh

12

15

6

3806 PAVAN

93

4

91 12 11

11 10

Hicks

C. A. Dukes

15

20

8

3806 CORRESPOND

93 11

12 101 12

12 11

Irven

L. Billon

15

20

8

3070 BLUE LIGHT

93 13

72 7k 8

8kl2

T. T/eigh

Red Bird Stable

30

40

15

2619 FRANCIS POPE

112

7

11 13 13

13 13

C. Sloan

R. R. Rice

30

40

12

Time, 19, 43k, 1:09, 1:36.

Winner— Br. g, 3, by Iroquois— Comether.

Start good. Won easily; second handily. Bustup, after showing speed, stopped to
nothing.

Scratched— Japonica, 103; Cremona Howard, 93; Irish Chief II. 96; Safe Home, 99.

394 : 4 : RACE-3-4

Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses. Wt. St. k

k k Str.Fin. Jockeys Owners

Op Cl PI

106

2

51

6

6 Dk

Wilhite

A. W. Kerwan

10

15

6

92

4

2»

4h

52 2k

Combs

J. W. Howell

20

15

6

92

6

6

51

41 31k T. Murphy Bandana Stable

3

3k

1

98

5

32

iH

Ik 42

Slaughter

J. W. Fuller

6-5

1

out

104

3

Ink

23

2 kk 51

Hinkey

R. F. Ward

4

5

8-5

98

1

4h

3 k 33 6

Reidy

C. A. Dukes

20

30

10

100

7

7

7

7 7

E. Jones

W. Mulkey

6

8

3

Time,

25, 49k,

1:15k,

3860 MAY ASHLEY
3882 ROUNDELAY
3619 SUSIE F
f 3879) BRIDGET
3855 SWIFTY
(3855)JOE HART

Winner-;-B. g. 5, by Mr. Pickwick— (Quietly

Start fair. Won easily; next two driving. Hush came from behind and finished very strong.

Scratched — Bettie Bug, 92; Revenue, 109; Whiff, 101.

394i

THIRD RACE— 6 1-2 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Allowances.

Ind. Horses.

38.59 BLITZ’NS SISTER 105
(3499)OUR BISHOP 103
3700 LADYBRIT.\NN1C 105
3859 MISS BAKER 105
3488 HARRIE FLOYD 105
3811 OELLA 105

(3 175) ARLINGTON 108
3881 AST RADA 98

Wt. St. k k k Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

T. Murphy J. E. Rodegap 5
E. Jones (/barter Oak Stbl 4
Hig’b’th’m G. W. Scott 30

Slaughter B. Schreiber 6-5

Reliance Stable 30 -

L. T. Caton & Co 10
W. & A. McGuigan 4

Op Cl PI

33 33 22 1»

12 14 14 23

4k 58 4k 3k
56 4 h 5^ 43
64 68 64 52

7 7 7 6

23 2ik3ik7

8 8 8 8
Time, 18, 43, 1 :09.

Winner— Ch. f, by Blazes— Germanic.

Start good. Won driving; second ridden out. Arlington was hardly ready. Baker ran a bad
race and Bishop a good one.

Scratched— Nannie L’s Sister, 100; Queen Safie, 105.

Wilhite

McHugh

Garner

Gilmore

E. A. Meyers & Co 30 40

3946

FOURTH RACE — 3-4 Mile. 2-year-olds. Allowances. Ozark Stakes.

Ind. Horses.

Wt. St. k k k Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

(3811) ALGOL 123

3810 BUCKVIDERE 113

3771 DON CLARENCIO 113

3811 BISHOP REED 113

(335DLORD ZEN I 113

Op Cl PI

IH IH 21kl1

31 5 ne 51 23
4k 41 32 3 NK
5 3h 4Vi 41
22 22 Ink .5
Time, 24, 49k, l:l4k.

Winner— B. c. by Topgallant— Equality.

Start good. Won easily ; second handily. Algol came away when he got ready. Buckvidere’
reversal was startling.

Slaughter C. Weatherford 6-5
C. Sloan Charter Oak Stal 4
Burns&Waterh’use8
J. E. Rodegap 8
W. & A. McGuigan 5

E. Jones
T. Murphy
Garner

9-10 out
3k 1
6 2
6 2
5 8-5

3947

FIFl'H RACE— 1 Mile. All ages. Allowances.

Ind. Horses.

Wt. St. k k k Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

3916 MOYLAN

(3858 )GARL AND BAR

3880 DON CARILLO

(3880)LOGAN

3810 MAY THOMPSON

11 Garner E. Corrigan

21k T. Murphy J. E. Rodegap
33 Slaughter B. Schreiber

4 E. Jones A. Shields

5 Wilhite Lakeland Stable

Op Cl PI

102 4 4 4 32

99 1 Ink 1h 1h

89 5 5 5 4

102 2 3k 2ik22

104 3 2k 3k 5

Time, 26, 50k, 1 :14k, 1 :42.

Winner — B. c. 3, by Bradford— Elsa Rosalind.

Start good. Won easily; second driving. Moylan ran an improved race. Logan had but
little speed today.

Scratched — Johnny McHale, 99.

3 14-5

8-5 11-5
3 4k
6 6
3 4

SIXTH RACE — 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward.

Selling.

Ind. Horses. Wt. St. k k k Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Op Cl PI

3726 PEPPER 106

(3882)MOBALASKA 93
3917 ROYAL CHOICE 96
3701 WHISPER 100

3882 BLACKING BRUSH 92

3k 3 nk 1 h 12 11 McHugh

4k 41 42 33 28 Garner

Ik 2 nk 4k 3k Slaughter

5 5 5 2 nk 41 E. Jones

2 h 2 h 3k 5 5 Wilhite

Time, 26k, 52, 1:16k, 1:43.

Winner — B. c, 4, by Hindoo— Francesca.

Start good. Won easily; second easily. Pepper galloped all the way. Choice ran an im-
proved race.

Scratched— Squire G, 89; Hotspur, 102; Dewdrop, 89.

P. Dunne 3-2 3-2 1-2

E. Corrigan 8-5 2k 4-5

G. C. Bennett 10 8 3

J. W, Schorr & Son 3 2k 4-5
Eureka Stable 20 30 10

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CHICAGO, SEPTEMBER 25. 1896.

THURSTON RUNS A GOOD RACE.

There was some cheap talk framed about the
betting on yesterday’s fourth Ideal Park race —
the event of the day— in which Thurston, Pinkey
Potter, Judge Denny and May Galop met.
Thurston was at 3 to 1, Complaint was made
to Col. Clark on account of the unnatural price.
He talked to owner Rogers and substituted
Caywood for Ham, with Mr. Rogers’ consent.
Both owner and boy had bet on Freeland’s,
brother. The chmge was not unhealthy. Thurs-
ton’s price fell from 3 to 2 to 1. Caywood rode him
excellently. Judge Denny, the good thing, was a
dismal last.

The Pinkerton stable turned a neat trick with
their colt Fair Faith. He was in the second
race with a cheap lot, yet on his recent races he
did not seem to have a possible chance. His
owner and some wise ones knew something,
however, and bet heavily on the hor e. The
colt was off none too well and never was a con-
tender until the stretch was reached, when
he galloped oyer his field as though they were
tied and won in real race-horse fashion by four
lengths.

The other winners. Squan. Blaiserock and
Millie M, won with lots to spare.

William Oliver, the owner of Squan. was not
present to see his youngster win. He, by mis-
take, got aboard a Milwaukee limited train and
landed in the Wisconsin town instead of at the
track. When the train passed the park he
sought to give Roller instructions how to run
the colt from the back platform of the last
coach. They m issed.

STEWART & SON’S YEARLING SALE.

At the Fair Grounds at St. Louis Saturday J.
T. Stewart & Son will sell ten yearlings by Pan-
ique. In the lot are brothers to Wormsee, The
Chemist, Georgie Smith, Holy Terrier, Capt.
McChesny and other good performers.

NEW ORLEANS STAKES.

The Crescent City Jockey Club of New Orleans
has announced the list of its early stakes for the
meeting which is to open November 18. They
close November 14 and are to be run on the
dates named an i are as follows :

November 18— Audubon Handicap, value $1,000.
1 mile.

November 24— Live Oak Handicap, $1000. 1%
miles.

November 26— Thanksgiving Handicap, $1,000.
6 furlongs.

December 2— Magnolia selling, $1,000. 1 mile.

December 9 — Palmetto Hurdle Handicap. 1%
miles.

December 25— Christmas Handicap, $1,000. 1%
miles.

January 8— Jackson Handicap, $1,000. 7 fur-
longs.

January 28 — Gentilly Handicap, $1,000. I mile.

January 23— Merchants’ Handicap, $1,500. IH
miles.

All the above for three-year-olds and upward.

December 16 — Mississippi Handicap, $1,000,
two-year-olds. \ mile.

January 1— New Year’s Handicap, $1,000, three
year-olds. 1 1-16 miles.

January 6— Ponce de Leon Handicap, $1,000,
two-year-olds. %. mile,

March 4— (’rescent City Derby, $2,.5(X), three-
year-olds, miles.

Other special events and stakes will follow to
close January 22.

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Ferry Building, foot of Market street.

IDEAL PARK FORM.

The form of Friday’s Ideal Park fields is:
First Race — Indra. Etheliuda, Lon Jones.
Second Race — Omah Wood, Loulou R, Provi-
dent.

Third Race— Minerva, Plntus, Miss Clark.
Fourth Race — The Deuce, Hi Henry, Dorah
Wood.

Fifth Race — Forum, Bombardon, Caufield.

IDEAL PARK PO OLING.

Louisville, Ky., Sept. 24.— To-night’s pooling
on Friday’s Ideal Park fields was :

First Race — Indra. $10; Lon Jones, $6; Bob
Millican, $6; Buck Knight, $5: Ethelinda, $3;
field, $3.

Second Race— Easter Eve, $15 ; Omah Wood,
$8; Bombardon, $S; Loulou R, $6; Theresa H,
$6; Lonely. $5; Provident. $5; Chantress. $5;
Belle of Niles. $2; Siegfried, $3 ; Her Excellency,
$3; Barnato, $i.

Third Race — Plutus, $10; Aureola, $7; Min-
erva, $6; Bimbo, $5; KingBors,$5; Annalyle, $3;
Miss Clark, $3; field, $2.

Fourth Race— Ajax, $10; Dorah Wood, $7 ; Hi
Henry, $6; The Deuce, $5; Rosalind III, $3; Ida
M, $3; field, $.5.

Fifth Race— Caufield. $10; Forum, $5 ; Little
Thorn, $4; Chalange,$3; field, $4.

OAKLEY FORM.

WINDSOR FORM CHART.

Cincinnati, O., Sept. 24.— The form of Fri-
day’s Oakley fields is :

First Race — El Toro, Doomful, Tupelo.

Second Race— Red, Roy (’arruthers. Winker.
Third Race— Banquo II. Joe Clark, Forsythe.
Fourth Race— Harry Shannon, Skate, Santa
Maria.

Fifth Race— St. Jacob, Capt. Rees, Uncle Jim.

OAKLEY POOLING.

Louisville, Ky.. Sept. 24.— To-night’s pool-
ing on Friday’s Oakley races was :

Second Race — Roy Carruthers, $10; Winker,
$8 ; Brown Eyes, $4 ; field, $8.

Third Race— Joe Clark, $15 ; Ulysses, $8; Ban-
quo II, $7 ; Forsythe, $6 ; field, $5.

Fourth Race — Harry Shannon, $10; Santa Ma-
ria, $8; ABC, $6; Fretful, $5; Old Centre, $4;
field, $4.

ST. LOUIS FORM.

St. Louis, Mo., September 24.— The form of
Friday’s Fair Grounds fields is :

First Race— Dick Behan. Rose d’Or, Airlight.
Second Race— The Chemist, Tenole, Cralo.
Third Race— John Sullivan, Petrarch, Some
Hopes.

Fourth Race -Haroldine, Mamie G, Billy
McKenzie.

Fifth Race— Robert Latta, Addie Buchanan,
Logan.

Sixth Race— Mermaid, Overella, Kowalsky.

WINDSOR FORM.

Detroit, Mich., September 24.— The form of
Fri lay's Windsor fields is:

First Race— Ardath, Pete Kitchen, Campania.

Second Race— John Conroy, Redena, Elyria.

Third Race — Mrs. Morgan, Dockstader, Cot-
ton King.

Fourth Race — Lightfoot, Coranella, Alto
June.

Fifth Race— Remedy, Bowling Green, Thorn-
bush.

ST. LOUIS ENTRIES.

Probabilities: Weather clear ; track fast.
First Race— 3-4 Mile.
3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt.
3855 Whiff (4) 112 3882 Sen. Morrill(a) 112

2483 Roosevelt (4)... 102 2647 Dick Behan (4)102

« ^ose d’Or (3).. 103 3431 Airlight (3) ... .103
in. Weldon(3) 103 3461 Sister Myra (3) li»3
30 J. DeBouse(3) .103 3856 Irish Chief 11(3) 96

3913 Tricky Jim (4). 99 3879 Nicolini (4) 99

3774 Fredonia (3) 93 2427 Japonica (3)... 93

3914 K. Michael (4).. 109

3CO...*J Race— 5-8 Mile.

2-year-olds. Allowances.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt,

3067 Gold Top 108 3918 Glad Eyes ll;8

3616 Atoka 108 3542 Tago 108

(3881)The Chemist . . 108 3804 Silver Set 105

3857 CremonaBriggsl05 3881 Dan Huger 98

3881 Golden Rod 98 1398 Alice Holland.. 95

3877 Alma Russell . . 95 3643 Mattie Belle ... 95

3877 ('ralo 95 3877 Judge Butler. .. »5

3881 Tenole 95 3877 Jim Boland 95

Reel 95

Third Race— 3-4 Mile.

All ages. Selling.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt.

3431 Petrarch (3) 116 3805 Wal’t Ridge(3)ll8

3944 Revenue (6) 129 (.3623)J. Sullivan (2) li»3

(3877)Graefin (2) .... 93 3918 Wie Hopes (2) 93
(3918)Queen Safie(2) 93 38-57 Cavalry (2).... 91
3857 Harry B (2) .... 96

Fourth Race— 1 Mile.

3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt

3726 Laura Cotta (3) 89 3642 Pert (3) 89

3807 Dew Drop(3). .. 89 3882 C C Rumrill (3) 89
3882 Mamie G(3).... 89 .3098 Haroldine (.3) . . 99
(:i878)B.McKenzie(5) 99 3728 First Chance(6) 99
3948 Blkg. Brush (3). 92

Filth Race— 1 Mile and 70 Yards.
3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt

2175 Tom Elmore (5)104 3880 A. Buclianan(4)104

3880 Robt.Latta (5). 99 3917 Fasig (3) 99

(3856) H, Higgins (3) 94 3947 Logan (a) 112

Sixth Race— 7-8 Mile.

3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt

3882 Overella (4).... 101 3915 Lady Rose (5). 101
39l7 Our Maggie (6) 101 3917 Tim Irveu (3).. 95
3544 Squire G (3)... . 95 3943 B. Dundee (3).. 98

3805 Mermaid (3; 98 3860 Kowalsky (3).. 98

3915 Mercury (4) — 104

WINDSOR ENTRIES.

Probabilities: Weather clear ; track fast.
First Reice— 7-8 Mile
3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt

3925 Hulbert(5) 93 .3887 Gladioli (.3).... 95

3798 PeteKitchen (3) 9-5 .3908 Jno. Wilson (6) 96

3912 Campania (4) .. 96 3695 Ardath (3) 98

3851 Excuse (3) 98 (3853)C. Weber (4).. 101

3851 Gomor (6) 104 3734 Longbrook (5).1 (j4

(3887)Samsou (4)... .107 3851 Bill Ellison (5) 107
Second Race -5-8 Mile
2-year-olds. Allowances.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt

3690 Redena 105 3884 Reformation. . .105

38.52 John Conroy... 105 3928 Elyria 108

3850 DeCalmies 108 Pat Morrissey. 108

Third Race— 1 Mile.

3-year-olds and upward. Handicap.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind- Horses. Wgt

3910 Dockstader (5). 98 3622 Cotton King(3)102
3910 Mrs. Morgan(5) 98 3910 Brendoo (4) . . . .100
(3910)MissP’rkins(6) 97 3798 P. Kitchen (3). 92
Fourth Race— 7-8 mile.

3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses. W'gt. Tod. Horses. Wgt.

(3886)Hilda (3) 98 3910 Helen H II (3) . 98

(3794)Coranella (3).. 98 3693 Blanch Kern(3) 98

WINDSOR, ONT., Sept. 24.— Twenty-seventh day. Fall Meeting. W^indsor Racing Association.

W’ Gather clear; track fast.

Presiding Judge. John J. Carter. Starter. Phil. Gilman.

3925 FIRST RAt’E 7-8 Mile. 3-year-oids and upward. Allowances.

Ind. Horses.

Wt,

St.

k V*

Str.Fin

. .Jockeys

Owners

Op

Cl

PI

3887 MORVEN

107

2 h

2V, 2^

22

11

IH

BeauchampWhite & Clark

8-5

8-5

3-5

3851 WATERMAN

100

8

5 31

36

22

22

Sherland

Five Point Stbl.

15

15

6

38.54 ELANO

107

1*4 12 13

11

33

32

Ross

W. J. Speirs

3

4

8-5

3.300 LADY DOLEFUL

97

6

7 6

6

4*4 41

Randall

Orange Grove Stbl.3*/4

4

8-5

3828 PAY OR PLAY

110

4

4*/a 5V. 51

52

53

Walker

J. P. Dawes

10

6

9

3783 STARK

107

7

6 7

7

7

6

Healy

Clyde Stable

4

4

8-5

3794 TREMOR

110

5

31^4 nk

4 h

6

7

Banks

A. C McCafferty

10

10

4

3851 HULBERT

107

3 nk 8 8

8

8

8

Higgins

Ohio Stable

25

30

10

3886 GONCHO

no

9

9 9

9

9

9

Scott

Santa Anita Stbl. 40

40

12

Time, 25H, 5014, 1 :15, 1 :27»4.

Winner — B. g, 5, by Cheviot— Lurline.

Start good. Won driving hard. Elano tired as usual at end. Has plenty of speed but can-
not carry it. Waterman ran an astonishing race. Lady Doleful finished strong.

Scratched— Wobey, 107; Bismarck. 110.

SECOND RACE — 5 1-^8 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Allowances.

Ind. Horses. Wt. St. ^ H ^ Str.Fin. Jockeys Owners

Op (

h PI

LEONCIE

105

3

iH 111/, 12

D

Songer

Ripiini Stable

2

3

1

3850 BARNEY ADLER

105

Ink

4V4 6 41

2nk

Hart

J. W. Levy

6

6

2

3826 APPLEBY

105

6

5 21 21

32

Sherland

H. McCarren Jr.

8-5

8-5

3-5

3826 QUANTRELL

108

6 4kk 3nk

41

Beauch’mp Atkin & Lottridge 4

4

8-5

3735 STEVE CIOLINI

105

4

3*4 3nk 51

52

Ross

Indiana Stable

10

8

3

3735 LITTLE BEN

100

5

2nk 5*4 6

6

Tanner

J. Hendricks

12

10

4

3224 KING BOLEYN

103

7

7 7 7

7

Corder

Shamrock Stable

8

10

4

Time, 25»4, 50»4. 1 :03, 1 :10.

Start good. Won easily ; second and third driving. Quantrell got tangled up early ; finished
strong. The winner is a good article. Adler finished strong.

THIRD RACE— 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.

Ind. Horses.

Wt.

St. *4

14

Str.Fin.

Jockeys

Owners

Op

Cl

PI

(3253)WANG

101

INK

11

12

12 14

T. Charles

S. Woods

1-2

2-5

out

3885 HARDENBURG

106

3^4

32

32

2*4 22

Young

Riverside Stable

12

50

12

3887 LOYAL PRINCE

106

m

23

22

3*4 3*4

Scott

J. H. Valentine

10

30

8

3885 THE DUCHESS

1(»6

4

5*4 5

5 nk 41

Healy

Brookdale Stable

3*4

4

1

3887 SAGWA

112

5

44 44 4« 5

BeauchampH. McCarren Jr

4

4

1

SIM W

101

6

6

6

6 6

Higgins

J. Williams

20

30

8

Time, 25, 49V4, 1:02^, 1:15.

Winner— B. g. 3, by Vocalic — Fairy Belle.

Start good. Won galloping; second, third and fourth driving. Prince finished strong.
Scratched — Fay Belle, 96; Samson, 112.

FOURTH RACE— 3-4 Mile. 2-year-olds. Allowances.
ind. Horses. Wt. St. H 14 \ Str.Fin. Jockeys Owners Ou Cl Pj

3566 JOHN CARR
379.5 MAJESTA
38.52 ELYRIA
3795 MERRY CHIMES
38..2 FORFEIT
3638 GITTY
3345 EMBRYO

lUl 254 l‘V4l)l m 154 Beauch’mp ♦». McCarren Jr.

98 4 2^ 25 23 2«K Souger M. A. Coleman

101 3nk iVt 32 N. Marks

103 6 41 4» 31 41^ Sherland

100 5 3» 3i»45!4 5i Randall

98 7 6 6 6 6 Wal ace

100 Ink 7 7 7 7 Higgins

Time, 24 ?4, 49^, 1 :02V2, 1 :15.

Winner — Ch. c, by Sir Modred— Trellis.

Start fair. All three in front were driving to the limit. Carr was full of speed but so was
Majesta and both were busy all the way. Elyria came with a rush at the end and finished strong-
est.

2H 214
8-5 3-2
Island Stable 12 30

G.W Belknapp&Co.8 6
A. Wilson 3*4 4

Five Point Stable 6 8

Ohio Stable 15 20

1

1-2

10

2

8-5

3

8

3929

FIFTH RACE — J Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

lnd. Horses.

Wt.

St. ^4 4^ Str.Fin.

Jockeys

Owners Op

Cl

PI

3637 ALTO JUNE

102

4 .54 6 1“ 13 16

Banks

Rimini Stable

6-5

7-5

1-2

3849 DAMASK

102

3 nk 41 2 nk 31 22 21

Randall

Schoeufeld Stable 2

3

1

3^25 JAS. V. CARTER

102

6 6 41 41 31 3nk

Sherland

Kenwood Stable

6

8

3

3529 MJS3 S

102

5 8 8 6 6 41

BeauchampShamrock Stable

3

4

7-5

LAY ON

102

IH 34 54 5*4 41 52

Scott

E. M. Cook

10

12

5

3851 SISSIERETTA

102

2 nk 12 13 24 5*4 6

Ross

Detroit Stable

8

6

2

3849 COM FRANK

105

8 7 7 8 7 7

Corder

E. Hanlon

15

20

8

3886 SADIE K

102

7 2*4 3» 7 8 8

Clawson

J. H. Kintz

15

20

8

Time. 254, 504, 1 :03*4, 1 :164, 1 :434.

Winner— B. m, 5, by Falsetto — Jennie Jane.

Start good. Won galloping; second and third doing their best. Sissieretta was raced off her

feet first half. Miss S finished stnmg. Sadie K show^'(i some speed.

3930

RACii— 3-4 Mile. 3-year-oids and upward. Allowances.

Ind. Horses.

Wt.

St. *4 4 Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Op

Cl

PI

lOLA

102

14 n4l3 13 13

Corder

D. Lamasney

2-5

1-2

out

3853 DESIGNER

no

4 5«K 44 3h 24

Healy

P. Stanton & Co.

5

7

2

3799 B. SCHOENFELD 115

2nk 2h 31 4 3nk

Overton

Schoeufeld Stable 3

6

8-5

3883 GUS STRAUS

102

3*4 3*4 2h 24 42

Banks

A. C. McCafferty

12

15

6

3883 NOVER

106

5 44 51 52 53

Hart

S. Edwards

7

6

8-5

3798 BELLE BOYD

106

6 6 6 6 6

BeauchampJ. P. Atkin

10

12

5

3825 POTSDAM

no

7 7 7 7 7

Charles

A. C. McMahon

8

10

4

Time, 2414, 49K, l:0l3i£. 1:15.

Winner— B. f. 4, by Midlothian— Misfortune.

Start good. Won easily ; second, tiiird and fourth driving hard. Gus Straus was speedy
early. So was S.;hoenfelcl.

Scratched— F M B, lu6.

3885 Sobriquet (3)... 98 3883 Pete Kelly (4).. 103
(3929) Alto June (4) .. 103 3714 Lightfoot (5). .104

3927 Sagwa (4) 104 3930 Designer (5)... 107

3930 B. Schoenf’ld(5)107

k'lxt/i-i — 3-4 JVIil0.

3-year-olds and upward. Allowances,
ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt
3912 Thornbush (3). .105 3851 Deauwood (3) . . 105

3886 VVildM’unt’n(3)105 3691 Remedy(a).. ..112
38^ Paramount (4). 112 3908 Bow.GreenU) - . H5

IDEAL PARK ENTRIES.

Probabilities : Weather clear, track fast.

First Race— 3-4 Mile.

3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. xud. Horses. Wgt.

2386 Martha R (3). ..103 3793 Lon Jones (3) ..103
3848 Etheliuda (3) ..103 3848 Lit. Dorritt (6)109
3791 Buck Knight(4)109 3762 B. Millican (4 ).Kj 9
3494 Indra (4) 112

Second Race— 5-8 Mile.

2-year- olds. Selling.

ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt.

3847 Omah Wood. .. 94 3873 Siegfried 97

3483 Belle of Niles .. 99 3873 Loueiy 99

3497 Loulou R 99 3817 Easter Eve 99

(3890) Chantress 99 3892 Provident 101

3817 Her Excellency 101 360.5 Barnat > 102

(3892) Bombardon . . .102 (38l7)Theresa H .... 105

Third Race— 1 Miio
3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Lnd. Horses. Wgt.

3816 Annalyle (3).... 94 3876 H..l atuff (3)... 99

3813 Minerva (3) 99 3894 Aureola (3) 99

3894 Bimbo (a) 107 3764 L. r>m..ke (a).. 107

3843 Plutus (a) 107 3894 Mi»s Clark (5) . 109

3335 King Bors (5).. 112

Fourth Race — 5-8 Mile.

3-year-olds and upward. Allowances,
ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt

3875 Rosalind III (3) 96 3891 Belchax (3) — 99
3875 Santa Cruz (4). 102 3848 Sister Frnce(5)l02

zZlO Glenoid (a) 1-2 3497 Maojl T ( d — 102

3793 Dominico (4)... 105 1933 Hi Henry (5),.. 105

3874 Ajax (6) 10.5 3875 Ida M (o) 109

(3875)DorahVVood(4d09 (3497)The Deuce (4) 109
rut'. Ract— 3-4 Mile.

All Ages. Selling.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt.

(3892) Bombardon (2) 88 3742 Admetus (’2)... 100
3767 Caufield (3).... 110 3889 Little Thorn(3) 113
3845 Forum (3) Il3 (3848)Chalange (a). .116

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IDEAL PAKK, WJS., September 24.— Twenty-third day,
ciatioD. Weather clear ; track fast.

IDEAL PARK FORM CHART.

Fall Meeting. Ideal Park Racing Asso-

Presiding Judge. Col. M. Lewis Clark; Starter, Richard Dwyer.

3919

FIRST RACE— 5-8 Mile. Purse ^>300. 2-year-old maidens. Allowances.

Ind. Horses.

Wt. St.

4 4

%

Str.Fin.

Jockeys

Owners

Op

Cl

PI

3844 SQUAN

105 14

31

32

Ink 12

Caywood

Harlem Stable

2

9-5

3-5

3844 F GARNER

105 . 5 nk

63

610

620 2n

W. Jones

Astoria Stable

5

7

24

.3812 LAIUS

KO 4h

42

52

51434

H.Willi’ms W’. H. Daniel

8

15

6

^M2 GEORGE B

1<8 7

Ink

Ink

24 414 Ham

Elkton Stk. Farm

3

34

1

3844 C H WHELAN

108 3h

21421432 51

Magnusson Ruddy Bros.

24

34

6-5

3763 LAS (USES

103 2k

51

4 nk

4 nk 050

Aker

Marsh & Harding 10

20

8

3812 MONDAMIN

100 6

7

7

7 7

L.Jackson

W E&F S Ev’rh’dt 30

50

20

Time, 1’5, 5014, 1 :03.

Winner— Blk. g, by Tristan— Squander.

Post 3 minutes. Start good. Won easily; next four hard at it. Squan was much the best
he simply galloped all the way. George R is of no account. He got running start. F Garner was
slow to get on hi? stride, but ran an excellent race ; can win soon. C H Whelan was a disappoint-
ment. Laius ran a creditable race.

3920

SECOND RACE — 3-4 Mile. Purse $300. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.

lud. Horses,

Wt. St. ^

'4 4

%

Str.Fin.

Jockeys

Owners

Op

Cl

PI

384:i FAIR FAITH

no 6 h

72

54 24 n

H. Shields

Pinkerton Stable 8

24

1

3710 MAY ROSE

107 2h

9h

11

14 22

Gouin

Orwell Stable

6

10

4

3848 ATELIER

no 3 n

32

3h

31 314 J. Morgan

J. Maloney

6

12

5

3889 ROGER B

104 54

41412

4a 42

L. Soden

G. G. Moshier

12

15

6

3872 KITCH

107 7

64 61 472 51

Aker

F. W. Cooper

40

60

20

3843 HATTIE THAYER 101 9

51

9

54 62

L. Jackson W’.E &F.S.Everh’t30

40

15

3765 STOWAWAY

no 4 h

9

81

8 74

(Uywood

Oakley Stable

4

2

4-5

3843 TAMERLANE

107 IKK

12

21

61 8

W. Jones

J. Rulst u

50

20

3843 KING HENRY

107 10

10

71

9 9

Magnus!:on Calumet Stable

10

20

8

3764 WEAVERMAN

107 8

8

10

10 10

H. Ward

J. E. (ftarke

60

100

40

3843 HANDS OFF

107 11

11

11

11 11

Ham

Elkton Stk. F’m

6

12

5

Time. 2514, 51, 1 :03l4. 1 :16.

Winner— B. c, 4, by Jils Johnson— Bettie C.

Post 3 minutes. Start good. Won in a gallop ; second rather handily ; third all out. Fair
Faith’s sudden awakening was shocking. Stowaway, heavily played, was stiff and sore and in
his own way. Roger B ran an improved race. May Rose was galloping at head of stretch. Atelier
is getting good. He had some speed.

Scratched — Jack Gore, 107.

3921

THIRD RACE — 7-8 Mile. Purse $300. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

nd. Horses.

Wt. St. 4

4

Str.Fin.

Jockeys

Owners

Op

Cl

PI

3814 MILLIE M

lUl

iH IKK

n

11

11 13

(’lay

W. H. Roller

4-5

2

7-10

3814 SIMMONS

107

7 3 h

32

3kk

32 214 H.WilliamsMerry Glen Stable 2

9-5

1-2

3872 FRITZIE

102

2 2142»k 24 3hk

N. Turner

C. P. Fink

10

12

5

3846 FLOREN(^E P

105

34 5kk

6

66

44 42

Caywood

G. W. Poole

3

5

2

(3764) FREDDIE L T

108

,)144h

51

4 h

53 54

Magnusson Ruddy Bros.

10

12

5

(3813)WINSLOW

105

44 7

7

7

61466

Sullivan

Winslow Stable

6

20

8

3872 DANTES

102

6h 6

41454 7 7

L. Sodeu

T. W. Coulter

8

10

4

Time, 24^4. 1 :01^, 1 :15, 1 ;29

V\ inner— ^B. f. 3, by Fordham— Miss Forester.

Post 2 minutes. Start fair. Won eased up; next four driving hard. Millie M was never ex-
tended. She is at her best right now. Simmons was oft' badly and ran around his field. Dantes
is a bad horse. Fritzie ran a surprising race. Florence P was slow to get in motion but finished
strong.

Scratched- Abuse, 102; His Brother. 99.

3922

Ind. Horses.

FOURTH RACE — l Mile, Purse $4u0. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

(3816) THURSTON 109

(3846) PIN KEY POTTER 94
Sm MAY G.\LOP 94

^766 JUDGE DENNY 97

Wt. 8t. Vi hi Str.Fin. Jockeys Owners

Op Cl PI

out

out

out

out

4 4 2 j»’k 2 iy,lH Caywood Elkton Stk. Farm 3 2

3h 2 h II 14IH Forbes J. E. Cushing 11-5 2

1« 4 31 33 Magnusson G. G. Moshier 5 6

2nk 31H3h 4 4 Clay M’N’ghton & Muir 3 2

— Time, 25y,. 5U/2. 1:16^, 1:415^.

Winner— ;^B. g, 5, by Longfellow— Belle Knight.

Post 4 minutes. Start good. Won in a long, hard drive of two by the worst horse. Pinkey
Potter was best, but boy almost fell off trying to help him last eighth. Judge Denny is a failure.
He cannot stand trouble. May Galop carried him too fast first half. Thurston swerved at head
of stretch, when boy drew whip, but responded gamely to band riding.

Q O tP FIFTH KACE-r,-8 Mile.

OIJjUO declared off.

Purse $300. 2-year-olds. Allowances.

3924

SIXTH RACE — 6 1-2 Furlongs. Purse $3 l 0. 3 year-olds. Allowances

Ind. Horses.

Wt. St.

Str.Fin. .Jockeys

Owners

Op Cl Pi

Ham Elkton Stk Farm 1

Caywood G. W. Poole 8

H. Williams J. Steppe 3

J. Morgan B. F, Falk 10

W. Baker Orwell Stable 20
Clay Pinkerton Stable 12

3874 BLAISE KOCK 112 2kk 11 11

3764 NEWHOUSE 104 ‘S% 4*4 41 3i 23

3847 SUNNY 107 !» 31 'S% 4i 33

3814 ON ALASKA 110 6 6 6 5* 46

3682 MINNOW 104 4V4 2'2 2i 2« .52

3889 TRADITION 107 5h 5H 5^ 6 6

Time, 25. 50, 1 :025S£, 1 ;15\, 1 :22.

Winner— B. c, 3, by St. Blaize— Shamrock.

Post 6 minutes. Start good. Won under pressure ; second and third driving hard. Blaise-
rock is not quite ready. He pulled up very tired. Sunny’s reversal was rather sudden. Minnow
ran well for three-quarters. Watch her at that distance. Onalaska was bumped into and knocked
off his stride on first turn. Boy rode him poorly throughout.

Scratched— Terramie, 104; Frank Jaubert, 1('4.

OAK ,EY ENI RIEJS.

Probabilities— Weather clear ; track fast.
FTrst Race - 5-8 Mile.
2-year-olds. Allowances.

Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses.

3895 Billy Arnold .... 1 10 3784 Osmon

3120 El Toro. .

.. ..no

Wgt

no

3895 Doomful 110

Nine-Ninety-NinellO 3685 DoubleDummyl05

Tonto 105 3895 Kenston 105

3117 .Tupelo 105

3838 Patsy Cook .... 102

389.5 Beware 105

3838 Radiance 102

oecorid Race- 4 1-2 Fi .
2-year-olds. Selling.
In Horses. W'gt.

Ind. Horses. Wgt

3685 Lear

. ..107

3867 Rod

.... 106

Lockhart

.. .106

3939 R. (’arruthers.106

Swordsman...

.3610 Winker

Bromo

, 103

1674 J H C

....100

377 Anger

3429 The Socman.. .

100

. 98

32*0 Brown Eyes 100

3834 Snag .

92

Third Race— 1 Mile.

All ages. Allowances.

tnd. Horses. W’gt. Ind. Horses. Wgt

3898 Doorga (4) 107 3869 Joe Clark (3) ..105

3938 Ulysses (3) 95 3897 Banquo II (2).. 90

3897 Forsythe (2).... 87 3768 Connie Lee (2). 87

<artji LVouOv^— 6 1-2 Furlong'S.
3-year-olds and upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses Wgt Ind. Horses. Wgt

3898 Old Center (3).. 107 3896 ABC (3) 105

3868 [..ucy Lee (4)...10L
3868 Santa Maria(5).loi

3896 Skate (3) 101

3896 OilyGamin(4) .. 96

3833 Fretful (3) 95

Race- ..

3-year-olds and upward
'net. Horses. Wgt.
3900 Capt. Rees (4).. 155
37.55 St. .Jacob (a).. .148
3900fTippecanoe (5). 12'^

39( 0 Shears (4) 125

fdy Voltiguer.

3785 W. Louise (3) . . 101

3836 Martin (3) 101

3898 H.Shannon(3) .. 98
3868 AlethiaAllen(5) 96

-1 1-2 Miles.

Hurdle Handicap.

Ind. Horses vVgt
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3.583 Oodague (4). ..13o
3202 Cuidado (3). ..125

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Cincinnati Jockey Club. Fall Meeting.

OAKLEY, O., September 24. — Eleventh day.

Weather cl ear ; track fast.

Starter. C. Pettingill.

Presiding Judge, ./as. H. Rees,

3987

FIRST RACE — 5-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Selling.

Iiui.

Horses.

Wt.

:1870 A DOW A 107

0886) HUNGER 105

( 838)BELZARA 99

3688 AMIABLE 101

3840 LADY LOUISE 101

;^870 LA PRINCESSA 101 ;

3840 LILLY BEATRICE 105
3867 NARANJA 97

3'-40 CANDY
3768 ANGELUS
3768 EARTH
3840 EVA LINE
(3486)ELSINA
142'J OLLEAN

97 14
m 13
103 3
101 12
101 11
115 6

4 4

%

Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Op Cl PI

24

! 21

2/, 114

Perkins

B. McClelland

2

7-5

1-2

12

12

12 21

Thorpe

W. H. Laudeman

5

5

2

51

64

, 51 .^2

(’. Reiff

E. F. McLean

6

10

4

34 3«

34 44

Walker

W. M. Wallace

6

7

24

4h

41

41 52

J, GHnluer

Fleischman & Son 20

20

8

61

5h

64 61

Scherrer

T. J. Clay

10

12

5

7

7

7 7

Russell

John Huffman

15

20

8

9

9

8 8

Mclutyre

Santa Anita Stbl

10

10

4

8

8

9 9

Strode

Ohio Stable

50

60

20

13

10

10 10

Britton

Iroquois Stable

10

10

4

11

n

11 n

Fowler

Ed Brown

8

8

3

10

12

12 12

T. Burns

W. Tarr

8

8

3

12

13

13 13

Thompson

Smith & Ferguson50

60

20

14

14

14 n

VanKureu

C. T. Patterson

40

50

15

I'lme, 24M, .50, 1;024.

Lizzie Montrose.

Winner — (’h f, by Deceiver-

Start good. Won easily : second and third same. Adowa was the best horse and was never
hard pressed. Hunger was tiring fast at finish. Belzara was bumped about considerably but
Amiable was speedy to the stretch, where she tired. Others never prominent.

came fast at end.

3938 SECOND RACE — 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling,

Ind. Horses.

3785 MOTILLA
3785 M.ATTIE LEE
3869 ULYSSES
3.5.58 CONSTANCE
3785 SID K EL
3730 MARQUISE
37:10 RICHFIELD
3612 B. OF FORDHAM

Wt.

St. 4

4

% Str.Fin,

. Jockeys

97

3

21

21 24 12

Keiff

101

2

11

11 IH 22

Scherrer

105

5

3h

;^NK 41 310

Thorpe

90

7

7

4 nk 3 h 41

Strode

I1-2

8

8

7 6 kk .51

Britton

96

6

44 5« 54 62

Burns

93

4

5h

64 7 7

Dupee

96

1

6 8 8 8 Mclutyre

Time, 244, 49^, 1 :1.5.

Owners

E. F. McLean
Baker & Gentry
Ed Brown
Scoggan Bros.

P. J, Miles
Avondale Stable
J. Havims
A. G. Weston

Op Ci PI

Winner— B. f, by Deceiver— Minnie P.

^ 1 1 wo handily. Mattie Lee seemed to be winning easily when

Motilla came with a great burst of speed aud beat her. U1 sses is improving. Constance, off
badly, came fast at end. Belle of Fordham ran as if short.

Scratch ed— Redwood, 104; Kan Kan, 102; La Gascogne. 101 ; Fuero. 104.

3939

THIRD RACE — 6 1-55 Furlongs. 2-year-oids. Allowances.

Ind. Horses.

Wt.St.

k 4

%.

Str.h in

Jockeys

Owners

Op

Cl

PI

3771 BEN BROWN

108 1

7

7

34 13

Thorpe

Scotch Plaid Stbl

8-5

6-5

2-5

3870 ROBAIR

108 5

5h

51

51 21

Perkins

B. Mc(fielland

4

6

2

2841 DARE 11

105 10

10

4»

3h 34

Russell

John Huffman

4

5

2

3834 KEY DE ANGELES 105 6

24 2h

4: 41

C. Reiff

Santa .Anita Stbl

20

30

10

384 1 ROY CARRUTH’RSlOn 9

14

11

IKK f)3

Walker

W. M. Wallace

20

30

10

(37H7)bOLY NUMBER

108 4

6»

6h

64 6«

Britton

T. B. Jones

12 •

15

6

386< ( HERRY LEAF

105 3

3h

31

7 7

VanKuren

Montrose Farm

50

50

15

3f.7i) ROSIN. ANTE

11/7 7

9

8

8 8

Sherrer

Baker & Gentry

6

7

24

3787 Haphazard

105 8

41

9

9 9

J. Garner

Fleischmnnn&Son

i 6

6

2

3533 FESSY F

102 6

8

10

10 10

Fowler

Equi able Stable 40

40

12

Time, 24?^, 50. 1 ;15, 1 :2l4.

Winner— B. c, by Belvidere- Mrs. Gossip.

Start good. Won very easily ; second and third same. Ben Brown was by far the best and
won when ready. Dare was off badly. With even bregk would have been dangerous. Carruthers
found the route too long. Will do at s horter distance. Cherry Leaf shut up at the half.

3940 FOURTH RACE- 7-8 Mile. All ages. Allowances. Telegraph Stakes.

Ind.

Horses.

3841 BEN HOLLADAY 111 1
3835 HARRY M’COUCH 113 3
3772 SEMPER EGO 116 4
(3841)EGBART 122 2

Wt. St. ^ ^ ^ Str.Fin. Jockeys

Owners

Op (J Pi

4 4 4 2‘/* Wi Perkins Eastin & Larrabie 6 4 1

1*2 12 12 2h Scherrer John Huft'man 4 4 1

3*4 3^ 3« 4 35 Thorpe L. B. Ringgold 3-5 3-5 out

22 2h 2h 3Vi 4 H. Williams Tim Murphy 5 6 8-5

Time, 24Vi, 49, 1 :14‘4, 1 :27.

W inner — B. c, 3, by Hanover — Mollie L.

Start good. Wt»n handily : next two driving. Harry McCouch set a warm pace to the last
eighth where he tiled. Holl.nday was hard held early and responded gamely when called on.
Semper Ego was stopped bj the weight. Egbart had had enough when the stretch was reached.
Scratched— Rookwood, 96: Truxiilo, 91 ; Joe Clark, 116.

3941

FIFTH RACE- 1 1-16 Miles. 3- year-olds aud upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses.

^41 TOUTS
(3716)THE DRAGON
(3837) P\UL PRY
(3871)1DA PICKWICK
3869 SONG & DANCE
3677 c:OUNTESS IRMA
;^869 STARBEAM

Winner — ('h. f, 4, by The Bard — Heel and Toe.

Start good. Wouliandily; second and third driving. The Dragon tired last furlong. Pick-
wick was never in contention. Toots ran a good aud game race and finished strong. Song and
Datme showed sfime speed, but found the route too long. Starbeam was outclassed.

Scratched— Robinson, 95. ••

Wt.

St.

V4 4

%. Str. Fin.

, Ji'Ckeys

Owners

Op

Ci

PI

99

2

V2 22

25

-4 U

Britton

P, J. Miles

6

10

4

100

3

\2 11

iH

14 21

Gardner

Fleischman & Son 2

2

4-5

108

4

4 » 4h

4 h

44 33

Perkins

Eastin & Larrabie 4

5

2

105

7

5h 55

55

56 45

Thorpe

Avondale Stable

8-5

7-5

1-2

101

1

32 32

31

34 55

Walker

R. Carruthers

20

30

10

10446

6 6

6

6 610

RusseU

W. J. Porter

8

10

4

91

5

7 7

7

7 7

Bolin

Elk Eye Stable

60

80

X

3942 SIXTH RACE— 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds aud upward. Selling.

Ind. Horses.

(3769) IRISH LADY
3467 REFUGEE
3714 LA WANDA
(3833) HOFFMAN
3247 HELEN WREN
(3 83)CY(’LONE
3841 FIRST DEAL
3673 M.AGGIE S

Wt. M. ^4 w ^ Str.bin. .jocKeys

out

out

3 ' IH 11 ii

IH 22 21 2 h
2« 32 3H 34

75 75 6 44
51 51 .51453
In 44 4^* 6
8 6 7 7

55 8 8 8

Time. 244, 49^,

Winner— Ch. f. by Onondaga— Patty of Cork.

Start good. Won handily : second and third driving. Refugee stood the drive iu the streti
but was all out at fiuisb. Hoftmau closed lot of ground last quarter. La Wanda ran a good ra
Irish Lady was good and bad some left. t, o * ici

Scratc hed— Skat e, lul ; Fretful, 95; Willie Louise, 101,

10246

i horpe
Walker
Britton
Fowler
T, Burns
Thompson
Shannon
Sherriu
:liU.

Owners

W. H. Laudemau 8-5

W. M. Wallace 2

E. M. Hilton 6

(xraves & Gorman 30
Thos. Hums 8

W\ A. Smith 8

W. L. McDonald 15
W. W. Lister 15

Op Cl PI

Windsor Racing Assn.

AUTUHN HEETINQ OPENS AUGUST 25.

Five or iTore Races Daily

. . . RAIN OR SHINE . . .

The Track is Safe, Fast and Well Cared For.

Water Excellent. Stabling Comfortable.

Race Conditions in Line With Material.

W. A. PARHER,

Secretary.

PHIL GILMAN,

Starter..

JOHN J. CARTER,

Presiding Judge*

IDEAL PARK RACING ASS’N....

-=;^INAUCURAL MEETING, 1896.

AUGUST 29th TO NOVEnBER 30th, 1896.

FIVE OR MORE RACES DAILY RAIN OR SHINE

I DEAL PARK is located at Ideal Park, Wis., forty-seven miles from Chicago on the Chicago, Milwaukee
& St. Paul R. R.

Special trains to the track in 50 minutes leave Unioif Depot, canai, nadison and Adams streets at

11:45 a.m., 12:15, 12:40, 1:00 and 1:15 p.m. Returning leave track at 4:30 p.m. and immediately

after the races, *

REGULAR TRAINS at 7:30 and 8:30 a.m. on which reduced rate Commutation Tickets will be honored And on any of the returning Specials

ADMISSION: $i.oo Including Return Trip on Special Trains and Entrance to Grand Stand

W. C. CREVELINQ, Sec’y.,

CHICAQO OFFICE,

932 nONADNOCK BUILDINQ.

SHIP HORSES, FREIGHT AND EXPRESS MATTER VIA C. M. & ST. P. RR. TO RUSSELL, ILL.

Track Post Office,

RUSSELL, ILL.

Bookmakers can get Necessary Supplies from Mike Sweeny at the Track

Turf Exchange=Harleni

Twelfth and Thomas Streets.

FULL REPORTS Received by Wire on Ail

^ - ...Racing Events...

Chicago & Northern Pacific R. R. runs through Ezcnrsion Trains to Harlem, stopping at Halsted
St., Blue Island and Ogden Aves. Leaving Grand Central Passenger Station, Harrison St.
and 5th Ave. at 12 :30, 1 :30 and 2 :(XJ p.m. Returning, special leaves Harlem at 5 :00 p.m.

....FARE 5 CENTS....

Lake St. Elevated to 52d St., connecting with Electric Cars to Thomas and Twelfth Sts.

Madison St. Cable to 4Uth St., connecting with Electric Cars to Thomas and Twelfth Sts.

California Jockey Clnb.„.

TWENTY-SEVEN STAKES TO BE RUN
....DURING THE....

Winter and Spring Meetings, 1896==97

Beginning October 19, 1896.

Pacific Coast Jockey Club

...INQLESIDE TRACK, SAN FRANCISCO...

THE MOST PERFECT OF WINTER TRACKS.

Beginning October 28, 1896 ^

$50,000 IN STAKES

OAKLAND RACE TRACK, OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA

STAKES TO CLOSE NOVEMBER ist, 1896.

Ten stakes, each $1,000 guaranteed in value, are free of entrance. They all close Novem-
ber 1. Three are for 3-year-olds and seven for all ages. Nominations not declared January 1
are subject to a $10 fee, and those not declared by the time of closing entries, the day preced-
ing the race, to one of $20 more.

California Maiden Stakes— 3-year-olds. ^ mile.
San Pablo Stakes— 3-year-olds, se'ling. I mile.
Shell Mound Handicap— 3-year olds. % mile.
San Leandro Stakes — All ages, selling. 7V4
furlongs.

Berkely Handicap- All ages; high weights,
mile.

Piedmont Handicap — All ages; high weights.
7-8 mile.

Emeryville Handicap— All ages. 614 furlongs.

Alameda Handicap— All ages. 1 mile.

Golden Gate Handicap— All ages. 714 fur-
longs.

Oakland Handicap— All ages. 1 % miles.

[See Daily Racing Form of September 19 for
full conditions or apply at office for official
blanks.]

One of the following list of seventeen Stakes (The
Inaugural) closes October 1st. All the rest close
November 1.

Runs until Hay, 1897

ELEVEN EARLY STAKES ARE READY FOR HORSEMEN.

Inaugural Handicap— All ages. Guaranteed.
(Entries close Ociober 1,) I mile.

Burns Handicap— All ages. $10,000 guaran-
teed. 114 miles.

Thornton Stakes— 3-year-olds and upward; 10
pounds below scale. $3,<XK) guaranteed. 4 miles.

Palace Hotel Hanaicap — All ages. $2,000
guaranteed. 1 1-16 miles.

(Junst Stakes— All ages, selling. $1,^00 guar-
anteed 1 1-16 miles.

Baldwin Hotel Handicap— All ages. $1,500
guaranteed. 1 mile,

Follanabee Handicap— All ages. $1,250 guar-
antee. 7-8 mile.

McLaughlin Stakes— All ages, selling. $1,250
guaranteed. 1 mile.

Pacific Union Stakes— All ages, selling. $1,500
guaranteed. 1 1-8 miles.

Produce Exchange Stakes— 2-year-old maid-
ens, November 1, $1,250 guaranteed. 5V4 fur-
longs.

T. H. WILLIAMS, JR.,

Palo Alto Handicap — 2-year-olds. $1,2.50 guar-
anteed. h mile.

Lissak Stakes— 3-year-olds, selling. $1,250 guar-
anteed. 94 mile,

Ra -cho del Paso Handicap — 3.year-olds. $1,250
guaranteed 1 mile.

Nagl e Stakes — All ages, selling. $1,250 guar-
anteed. % mile.

Burlinghame Handicap— 3-year-olds and up-
ward. Steepl chase. $1,000 guaranteed. Short
course— about U4 miles.

Flood Handicap— 3-year-olds and upward.
Over eight hurdles. $1,000 guaranteed. 2 miles.

Athenian Club Handicap— 3-year-olds and up-
ward. Steeple base. $1,500 guaranteed. Full
Course — about H miles.

[See Daily Racing Form of Saturday, Sep-
tember 19, for full conditions, or call at office
for official blanks.]

R. B. niLROY,

Secretary.

They are worth $30,500

The Spreckels Cup— Handicap for three-year-
olds, to be run during April, 1897. The guaran-
teed value $7,500, and Mr. A. B. Spreckels, the
president, to give the winner a cup valued at
$1,500; $5,000 and the cup to the first, $2,000 to
the second an i $500 to the third horse. Entrance
$25 each to accompany the nomination : $100
additional to start. Weights to appear ten
days before the race. Four or m«re hori^es, the
property of entirely different interests, to start,
or the race may bo declared off. Acceptance to
be made through the entry box the day preced-
ing the race. 114 miles.

The California Derby— A sweepstakes for
three-year-olds. The guaranteed value $5,000;
$4,000 to the first, $.VK) to the second, $300 to the
third, and $200 to the fourih horse. Entrance
$15 each to accompany the nomination ; $100 ad-
ditional to start. Maidens allowed 10 lbs. Ac-
ceptance as above. 1}4 miles.

The California Oaks— For fillies ; three-year-
olds. Guaranteed value, $2,500; $2,01X) to the
first, $350 to the second and $150 to the third
horse. Entrance $10 each to accompany the
nomination ; $50 additional to start. Weight
117 lbs. Allowances: those not having won at
any time a race of $1,000 value, 5 lbs. ; $500, 8 lbs. ;
maidens, 12 lbs. Acceptance as above. 1% miles.

The Ingleside Stakes— Handicap for three-
year-olds and upward. Guaranteed value $4,000;
$3,000 to the first ; $500 to the second ; $300 to the
third and $200 to the fourth horse. Entrance $15
each to accompany the nomination ; $100 addi-
tional to start. Weights to appear ten days be-
fore the race. Four or more horses, the proper-
ty of entirely different interests, to start, or the
race may be declared off. Acc*^ptance as above.
4 miles.

The California Stakes.— A handicap hurdle
race for 3-year-olds and upward. Guaranteed
value of the stake, $l,.500: $1,200 to the first, $200
to the^ second and $l(X) to the third horse. En-
trance $10 each to accompany the nomination;
$25 additional to start. Weights to appear three
days before the day set for the race. Four or
more horses, the property of entirely different
interests, to start, or the race may be declared
off. Acceptance as above. 2 miles. Over eight
hurdles.

The Palace Hotel Stakes— For 2-year-old fil-
lies. Guaranteed value $1.300 ; $1,000 to the first,
$200 to the second and $100 to the third horse.

Entries close October 15, 1896.

Entrance $10 each to accompany the nomina
tion ; $25 additional to start. A winner of any
stake race to carry three pounds extra. Maid-
ens allowed ten pounds. Acceptance as above.
3-4 mile.

The G. H. Mumm & Co. Stakes— For two-year-
old colts and geldings. Guaranteed value of
the stake, $1,300; $1,000 to the first, $200 to the
seco d and $100 to the third horse. Entrance
$10 to accompany the nomination ; $25 addition-
al to start. A winnet of any stake race to carry
3 lbs. extra. Maidens allowed 10 lbs. Accept-
ance to be made through the entry box the day
preceding the race. ^ mile.

The Pommery Sec. Stakes— For two year-olds.
Guaranteed value $1,300; $1,000 to the first, $200
to the second and $100 to the third horse. En-
trance $10 eaf’h to accompany the nomination;
$25 additional to start. A winner of any stake
race to carry 3 lbs., of two or more 5 lbs. extra.
Beaten maidens unplaced in a sweepstakes race
allowed 5 lbs. Acceptance as above, % mile.

The Tarpey Stakes— Selling for three-year-olds
and upward. The association to guarantee the
value of the stake, $1,300; $1,000 to the first, $250
to the second and $50 to the third horse. En-
trance $10 each to accompany the nomination ;
$25 additional to start. $3,000. Weight for age.
Allowances : 3 pounds each $500 less to $2,000 ; 1
pound each $100 less to $1,500 ; 2 pounds each $100
less to $1,000. Starters and selling price to be
named through the entry box the day proceed-
ing the race. Beaten horses not liable to claim.

1 1-8 miles.

The Crocker Stake— Selling for two-year-olds.
Entrance of $10 to acc»>mpany the nomination;
$25 additional to start. $1,000 added by the
Pacific (^oast Jockey (Miib, of which $200 to the
second and $100 to the third horse. The winner
to be sold at auction for $3,000. Allowances : 3
pounds each $.500 less to $2,000: 1 pound each
$100 less to $1,.500; 2 pounds each $100 less to
$1,000. Starters and selling price to be named
as above. Beaten horses are not liable to claim.
V4 mile. ^

The Hobart Stakes — Handicap for three-yeai-
olds and upward. Guaranteed value $1,500;
$1,1.50 to the first, $2.50 to the second and $100 to
the third horse. Entrance $10 each to accom-
pany the nomination : $25 additional to start
Weights to appear five days before the race.
Acceptance to be made through the entry box
the day preceding the race. 1 1-16 miles.

President.

204 SUTTER STREET, SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.

A B Spreckels,

PRESIDENT.

Henry J Crocker,

VICE-PHE8.

W. S. Leake, Secty., San Francisco, Cal.

Parlors A and B, Palace Hotel.